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tanfuubanandig Sabreu eefetIi9 iaeorpertrt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-25
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nerben ale @epinne In Ser aouifaaa Staats.
aotterie, bic ibnen prdisntirt perSsns anssabIen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-25
Sam Mtttuniu 9emtidbes Sell Smfttttt
gegrhnbet bon ben
9odoren So6m 2sa6matut uno Otto 22soseo.

Den 2ern biefer 3etung hermit bic Na6ridt, bB mir, bic obeHgennnnten
Mer5ie unb Wunbdrste an Der gde bon Commerce unb Sofopa STROBE,
(S@oI3s gebduoe) Obiges Snfhut gegranbet baben. gr babeH, uniTe Stu'
ben In ben behen lnperftdten Der gDet gemaht ub f0nnen uniere Diplome
in unferer Office seisben werbsu. @lsbr as 3oiabrige erfahruns f1t uns our
settle unb turren mir bkIe 6ranfbeten nit Getttget. melDe oon oneeren
Aersten as nunbeibar" b9eidnet weroen.
2onfulafonen fnb fl eli fr aHe ub weten ale gefubsnbe nit Nrtiset
b~ebanbIt. Befonbere gmpfansss3immer fiji Serren ub Oamen. gBr 6ou'
seben II senbweI@e Operationen uno bee5HeH bic ~btlllsHen
preife.
bar Mufraaen aus benz 2anbe tperben beantuorht unb Webi3nen per ey'
preB prfanbt. Dir fpre9eu beutf9, englif9 umb fran56ff@.
gMr biuhen Rranfe in Der Staot unb i'm 2anbe, uenn gemnnibt. -a
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Charged with Theft.

About 3 20 O'Clock this morning On
csr Prior saw two men standing at tine
90 rner Of Front and Harrison streets
with y large bundle, the contents OF
which they divided. As he approached
they ran, and he followed them for
some distance calling on them to halt,
bat as they did not obey hs discharged
his pistol, which had the effect Of csus.
ing them TO drop their p'Under, which
consisted OF six pairs OF blankets val
ued at $50, an uudershirt At u so. The
Off Ger lost sight Of them, but followed
= dog that they had with them, which
went direct TO a house near Chestnut
and franklin streets. Upon try ing The
door and finding 1t fastened the ofii Gel
knocked, when he was admitted and
found James Conley and George Rey
nolds, beth OF whom be took in CUE
tody. 1t was Afterwards ascertatne(
that the window at the store @
Mrs. SAllie E Lowell, No. 800 Wes
Second street, had been broken and tn
goods taken out The officer is unAb.
TO identify the men turt ler than fror
their general appearances. and rs the
ta'd they could prove that they had nc
been out OF the house ell night, th
case was contin ued until to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Philadelphia, Wilmington & sa.
tiuore Railroad.
June l3th, 1887


Trs,av Will leave wiluiagton ~ sni,owS
Yhiltdsiphia teIpressl, ., ", AZ,
ytos sih, SO, 0 10. s4T. lol' II "a, IL o. AZ
n a1. 1 90, q II, bTa c ~ and oe D. ID
ooom notation, Q %. 7 90. u, 10 u o. u
ss, ! 20, B u, ~, 80, 10 90 p. m
For Uhseter terIfeasl. So' " y,
.is, II %, u 81 T. m, Ia 90, "a, Q " AND ''e'
" s,ou m notation, 6 20, ; %, Z So5, sI., 10 u
a, u, So, 3 o0, g;, ~, 0 % and le % y. "a
res YORK, %, 9t7 1 60. eeo, %, Z v
10 % II al n. m, AZ 80. ", zT Dr. " 's
Tcr Weir Uhesssr, via Lsnokin, sao nst
sIt a. N. y 20 and 1 90 p. IN.
Fot howark (Oentrs) and lntornediAs'
r,a.iona, Z a. a. m, IL IS and Il ,. -.
baltimore And intermodtsn slatsoas, ID VI
. n., ssT ana II 80 y. ny.
baltimore ard Hay Lins. &s p. m.
Baltimore and wssnington, -, %, : y
10 os, IL 90 n. m, Il &C, 81 II, u, ssA, ~
ss 20 snd I az p. m.
Trans for Delaware Division io&ve fos;
HaE Castle, . 20, Q 10 =. a., ass, sss' ~
s2b D. n. and " 0. y q a.,
uta,EsaovR and L.Ws5, 3 70 a. ~, AID
For Heacccsh, 20 a. n. and q 80 til
sss.ferd (EsprssD stsp. n.
Earnns ton, Jcirlsr and way etsaoss,c
Z. ~, l2 ID r. Il.
Arpresa ;or hLrr,astoa, $50 p, N. VS.
rain ~ y, ID.
Lxpress Tor Dcre7, harrington ana "a
axr, IL Of uisnt.
Franklin Ctty, SO - "a.
EypFsff fcr OSps Ohsii.s, Ult gGis. Ceo
.oIt shd scr.oA, IL oa pisat
I.ssvs prilsreiphia, R-cad street.. 3,
wilmington (sK.resai, Il -, . ", ~, ]
10, 1910, Il 70, II 81 Q. m, 40, . VI, g
| 60 sos, bsl, s5T, e, II 20 p. rn.
.sccomtc oda.iol, { 30. 10 IS a. ~, q.
S2., ,k2s.t "a oS I. % 10 ~ ard IL VI ,. .
r,riIm p.srgeo tiSs tAiLr7 rt1r~sn c-l,is
| zroS p.r,-N kItCH fsgs is ghftse,l
Fer sufen-r ipiuTIttio1 p&hrcoss.S are +
| 'srYsS " tas tiakel oclc0 g. ths srs.i1l,
J. y. NUSJS
GsnTrs, tBScsnsSr Egaas
tlHAnlva Z. Ersg lAaharAi Nnna-.'-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
AFAmily Trouble.

Mrs, Annie Borrell was tt.)is Jg.(
Cummins this morning charged v
harboring q minor child uamel l.sa
Conner, is years Of age. A!m VI
Is o decidedly pretty brunette, iaa
half sister OF Mrs. Borre!!. I1efsl
who Is an aasd man, has been NAN
the second time, and bis vie, ~
as himself object TO AieeI'a 'aa
her half sister on account d
brother.in law, James b9lFs-+
seems to be smitten With aLi S',a
marry her. James is % ysaT' o !.
and the father OF the girl CAFES lA|
10 addicted 10 the use OF i1@i!o'
and has other bad habits.
He said that he had toFolaasa
berta going TO her sister 8, anu W N
lieved che would have s.aid away ~
sister had not come after se'' NV N
ther testified that las: s1HlN =
Borrell persuaded Alberta 70 e.
with her about noon and tnNMv,. n,
not see her again until -ocoO, I,
| day morning, when she ven s.
houss and made the girl come nIIs , y,
| reply to this, Mrs. BorreI. toa.J'
| Gum minis that she did nc. Aa., n
berta wAs In her house. james ~, y,
| girl had been out wslEizS snu III II
and her husband had gers w, y
,ora ,hsu came home, she d!j uoi y
I'd ything about her oelng y M. ~ = =,
Ths Judge said that Wasa y, y, !,
psny it was very hard ns:t;iS, ;i,.,,
vent them, but he advised A.o,u aver,
" ait about five years anu " n
by the advice OF her paI9e''5 nj
thought by that time she so.'D 70. a.
ter able to select psr.Le' 'o' 80"
| case was then dismissec'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Buried Yesterday.

The funeral of Mr.. Jacob Behr!pger
LOOK place at = o'clock yesterday after
noon, from the residence of his son, No.
'e3 East Fourth street, ai d was largely
attended. The remains were laid in q
handsome silver mounted walnut casket,
aha he services were conducted by the
Rev. Paul Isenschmid, pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran Church. The pail bearers
were James McG1wen, William 2. Wind
ish, George Sharpe, Charles Som,ner, j
IL. sheWalter and Joseph Schwab. For
sixteen years previous to his death the
deceased was employed In the paint shop
at the 7 w. & B. Railroad Compauy's
works, and about fifty Of bis fellow work.
men attended the funeral, with franklin
MaguiIe as marshal. For this mark OF
their respect, and the attention they gave
the deceased during bis illness the family
wish to return their thanks The inter
ment was made at Rivervisw Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
A Package Party.

Tie package party ard entertainment,
heretofore mentioned, came of at the
rooms OF the Continental Club last even
ing, and va complete success in every
particular. An opening address was
made by Captain Alexander, after which
the visitors were entertained with vocal
and instrumental music. A comic song
by Robert Mills created a great deal OF
mirth, whilst the instrumental part was
conducted by Messrs. Stout and Hanf
Then the churchman's Ghost," the
characters Of which were represented by
George Hogue, as Mr.. Louder, ,-whC
made decided hit-Robert Mills,a Mrs
Louder; John Bradford as the baker
James Tigner, As the butcher. The open
ing oil the ps. aaxos creaoru ..hlcI meIri
me- ifn fact the thing was a verI
euftsble affair, and reflected consider
able credit on the members Of the club.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Personal.

William Jones of this city Is on his
way 70 L1s Angeles. CAL, where he will
paes the winter.
f. L. Hills, chief engineer of the VII.
minRtop and Northern Railroad, has
returned trem trip to Boston.
}. + rris Belt has been seected as
depertme ent editor OF the PennsylvaniA,
q pape. published by the uuder.grsdu
ates oil the University Of rsylvania.
MaLlsl Richenbergsr and Matthew
Hay dta have gone down the State on a
sunnitR excursion. Th y were well
supplied with ammunition fer the tiii1.
G. l. Way, who hos been visiting
friends in IDdisna and Kentucky, hAs
returned home and sesuned his posi
tion ut this Jacksl & Sharp Company 4
works.
Alexander McLgnRhlip, q compositol
on tho Philadelphia Ledger and who
| Learned the businsrs IN the Gazette
Lvlsited this city Oh wednesday. *,
wss Impressed with tho progress O.
Wilmington.
Mr.. Bearwali, who carried on the 6a
guerTectyps business IN our city few
Years ago, 10 visiting his aieter in.law
Mrs, Jacobs, ~ order TO refresh oil
memories as well as TO keep up family
associations. For the past FIVE year
be has been engaged in the lat. cap ant
millinery business In Burlington, N
j., and is well pleased with that city
a. 1t contains population Of abou
1000 and the citizens are active, enter
prising aud order loving. There ar
several carriage factories MS we'll a
shoe factories, one large iron foundry
and three caily papers, which max,
,h'ngs lively, particularly during elec
ton times.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
The Irish National LeSg nc.

The following appeal for aid has been
received by Owen J. Hession from Treas
urer O'Reilly Of the Irish National Land
LEAGUE:
"Dear Sir: The enclosed list containing
an appeal for funds will serve TO explain
oar object in writing to you. The finsn-
al necessity OF the Irish party call for
Al extraordinary and immediate effort.
they are to succeed now we must give
them undivided support. In this trying
h ,ur we hope 10 find your patriotism and
e rnestuess still undimlnished in the
gr at cause Of human liberty This ap
p al ssworthy Of consideration by every
citizRn Of this continent, none being ex.
empt from the influence Of principles In
vowed. Get others to lend assistance
D strict your ty; personal canvass viii
discover unsuspected friends. Return
The lists with + y. order or bank draft
in order that contributors may early re
ceive their membership certificates
Your prompt and kind attention vii
always tiud rem-mbraoce. Very iaigh
fully YOU'RE. CHARLES O'REtLLY,
Treasurer,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Ladies' Short Coats in

Ladies' Short Coats in
great variety, 81 so up to
SIS.
Three styles Of Children's
Coats are nearly gone--and
are reduced to clear out the
balance--they are d Misses
Boucle, 8. 10, II ard IA
years, about two of each. 81
to $3.50. A child's plain
brown Berlin Twill, trim
med with grey astrakhan in
4,6, s and 10 years, about
two each-S4.5o to So. A
pretty little navy and mixed
8oucle handsomely belted
and buckled, in 4, 6, 8 and
10 years. $5 to Sc 80. You
would pay one halt as much
again il they could be. dupli
Gated.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Nsrkst srests.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
THIRD EDITION.
PhiiadslphiA Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10 byron w.
Howard, who secured woman to repre-.
sent herself as his mother and thereby OBJ
tained loans aggregating $4,000 from con-
veyancers, giving what purported to be
mortgages In his mothers name on prop
erty really owned by her, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Gordon to three years
and half in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Thomas :schoAeld. aged 20 years, OF
Mapayunk, "a manufacturer OF woollen
warns was crushed between cars aud kill
ed last evening at the Ninth and Green
steeets passenger station.
John Whaley, colored, was stabbed In
three places by another colored man yes
terday morning during fight which fol-
lowed q political discussion.
Mrs. Grover CT, vela d and her mother
Mrs. Folsom, wlo nave been visitini
friends in Germantown, departed yester
day for New York.
Elizabeth Sanger, aged 40 years, wa
accidentally shot in the Eeck yesterda
and seriously wounded, 1t is said, by Al
fred Townsend.
Andrew Gray, aged 10 years, has bee
committed for hearing on the chara
OF kicking his wife and breaking her rib
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Tonti.

What is Tonti? Tont! Is ~ y III
z.tion that pays to it5 nee y,,i q issJI| u
II II Siii ssHip pay yam man $ PEE Ts'1 s gu
become sick or disabled y sGi G1;.,b,I
man $500 II he is perna,As.,.!., ~, nj, 4
Tbe same to be deducted i'SI 'TSI,lmirg1
tific.te when 1t natares * a III
Lodge, No. 1877, viii h9-a ias 81
meetinu in Their hsL, ~, s.,esa
ing, Ninth and MAZE. aIIk"t.so,ber u
Saturday evening, Nc. .,ba,ps.us
when any who has o'er eerrdsrsIslis J
Joining, but couldn't :. PnrOulsa
the order can do wns' n.sN'.ma,ss,vssdti =, .
any who would avail thT.l9'i nIan Of stl
sure. safe and easy :, PiLad Pp;.ed 10 stn'
81, 900, are especially n ln'iI' i. Kearq,
Supreme Secretary :. ~, ,ssa n the pssii
Philadelphia will aa'''c coNN41s'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Thanksgiving Proclamation
sTATBOF DELAWARE

- n II VT Dl-lsA " AXE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:
The President OF the United States hav
Ing by bis proc designated Thurs
day. the tweLty-iouIth day of November,
A. ID. 1851. as q day Of General Thanks
giving and Prayer:
Now, therefore, |, benjamin 7. ..Biggs,
Governor Of the Statc OF Delaware, deem
ing 1t right and proper that general OBJ
servance of the day should be mad, do re-
quest that all citizens suspend their secu-
lar labors on that day, and that they as
stmble in theii respective places OF reii-
gious worship and there offer up theil
thanks 10 Almighty God for the mani
fold blessings bestowed upon us all dur
ing the past year, and to invoke the aid
OF the Author of all good Tor our futur,
guidance and prosperity.
lu testimony whereofI have hereuntC
- set my hand and caused tht
SEAL Great Seal OF the State to bt
~ hereunto affixed at Dover
the seventh DAY OF November, in the Yea
OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, and the independents,
oi the United states the ore hundred ant
| twelfth. d. T BlGGS
BY the Governor,
JOHS L SALISBURY,
Secretary OF Sta'e.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Made this season OF the best material,
on good fitting lasts and are finished In
the best Style.
We bough, them right and have mark
ed them considerably below the usual
prices asked. We advice you TO come
early, as the low prices are making them
go. The prices run thus;
50 pair Misses Kid Button with heel,
high cut; sizes ii to Is, our price
now Si.65; regular price, 81.
AZ pair Misses Kid Button with heel:
sizes II TO 2, our price now 81 80;
Price elsewhere S1.75
20 pair Misses Pebble spring heel;
sizes II to / our price now l.25;
real value, $50
80 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
high cut, sizes l to l3x our price
| now $l 80; regular retail price,S2.
65 pair Misses Pebb button with heel,
two width. C and d, worked button
holes; sizes II to IL; our price now
Sl.50; well worth 81
80 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
worked button holes, sizes IL to | our
price now 81 40; cheap enough At 81 .75
I3 pair NJ isses Pebble button with heel,
sizes IL TO u our price now tl.35;
usually sell for 81 Gj.
20 pair Misses Pebble button with heel;
sizes II 10 I; our price now sl.25
general price 81 so.
30 pair Misses Pebble button with heel.
eizes IL TO 2 our price now u 90
regular price $l.2J.
40 pair Boys hook lace shoes,
sizes TO 5; our price now 81 %
! cheap at u so.
rs pair Boys' hook lace;
: sizes 3 to 3; our price now 81 Is
real value 81 so.
20 pair Boys button gaiters;
sizes 5 and I;'our price nowSl 25
regular price ii 80
30 pair Chllds' pebble spring heel
sizes TO 6 our price now SOC,
81 would cost elsewhere zoe,
/ 10 pair little Boys hook lace school shoes
sizes II To IS our price now 9oc
= usually sells for 81 %
30 pair Childs' Pebble button, with heel;
sizes 4, ), g.; our price now 80 cts
: cheap at 20 cts.
20 pair Childs' Pebble button;
sizes 3, ., ic; our price now 75c
worth $l.00.
Baby's Pebble button;
nj sizes to .; our price BIC
|, regular price i0c.
u All the above mentioned goods are herr
r but the low prices are making them go O
quickly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Fifth EDITION.
Ah InIaAuc,n,,

ihiablcil,,
Word was telephon.a ,os.,
,his morning tha, The = u, " is l'.'es sta,it
mad been found on IN, .'le; q a paoy
J.se,.a, ss, ~ we rear q the tSI.. IN " ad,r
11nefson Jane, street. a reporis, az. !, 10 ss
r1hLicAs at once sisi,os ., 'as RE
wnefe be was soon joirsd 'ae 'p'l
reporter, and topetbsr :, " anO;hr
thorough Inspection. W. sNs' nads
eIalIy found about a n nsy =, . ,ae' s.. /
were found lying sgaip,t ,bn',uia n. ~, Aao,
oy them . white crochsted .i ,.ace, nd
a. are often worn by wom,r 'n.sl sua|
ho's,a Strs and other public placss . w S,ss ~
,,,ns oo,,le wa va also M found, wi,s III, asIi| osIi
pGlied OF. The bottle wa. sn,,. ~, slppa|
ooiorsd woman living oppo.i,a inp,h W A
on Windsor street, s,sts' a." tAsl
mother had frat seen tbs pG ia '4a' I'D
baby. o-' saE d,
She had called her and a.,,,
she wanted IN opera sh,xl,,5; ga
said yes, and that she wa, - '-' u
Nc, % A. ess ~ out her h0,As, ~
NOT 10 DO II, as she bslivys5 ~ la s,sA| ~
had D.en murdered. The o.Ss, s-1 n.,.. .aa
bors knew nothing beyond 81. .s.,, ns'lI Y
clothes there. The yards in s .ba y
diate vicinity were sesrcS.5 ~ M ,ah'|
trace OF The child was iousa 'tt
nx ieet from this place, ybs,. N
clothes were found, 10 y.s,s.]
standing In the open lot |, va, ~.
that The child might have hs. n ~
into the oess.pool, but on l1ys.,i [ ~
II was found not. The iva r.rs-.j
started away, when o.e o. tA.n s,,1
over Q sort OF board cover copt,ir,,,|
trap. He kicked the trap a. ,.n,tI
"Whats that?" 'u'Ia
The reporter Of the RgarBrr,,
itooped down and raised 1t Tass1
thing that met Ills gaze was : M
deep we'll. The trap WAS hs,l IN sI'
by single leather hinge and y. N
about the size 70 admit the bIy h
person. After copsiderab' 9 dlac,lnI
hnding q lantern one was p.oca.dtu
! DIR. Scott, at Eighth au1 W,sr
streets, and with the assistance nm
Butcher, who lives q, e57 J,.s,,
street, the lantern was lowered tsS
. we'll and searched as We, al conn
under the circumstances. NOM
could be seen except the ts.i odd
I; water In tha bottom. The well I
found 10 be about 10 fte. deep sd I
txsctiy the kind OF place vllca 4,
!; lAinous person would se!ec. to On,
an iufanticide.
IL Ia covered by Q few w.lI bOr
c Many persons In tie ne!ghb.:asd
not even know the Re. vas b.
What became Of the child Is uJn
D which the authorities shea: e,tal
TO solve. Few persons wis hsus
the place aud the wei. t.1s, ,an
infsnii0de WAS COMMITTEE, al4
Ir the little victim is belea.a tied
3 waters Of the old anussi we.~
child was undoubtedly o rss.y
}; one. This fact 10 plainly sa9Sn BY
bsDdages found, no: Ei,hslaId.rs
fast that the empty bottle luiCs!ai
T.; the child was few weeks O. 4 a. a
This would be probably t74 v
cunning OF the one WHO killed 'tScl
0; as the hottle would prove I: )!sgls
and persons would be led to besTt
some kind person had come alns
). adopted IL. Thia theory c: Mopl
however, WAS dispel!ed, io' MtB1p
sAw the clothes there sLo-;.? ~
B, O'Clock this morning,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
A M,sunderstandips.

There are some persons who suppose
that the proposed hospital is only In
tended for those who may be injured BY
accident, but this Is misnpderstana-
inr, a. the idea is to make 1t g general
hospital for all persons except those euf'
feripg from contagious disessef. Thus
far the plan hiss met with considerable
encouragement, and Ii OF such nature
that all should feel 1t duty to assist.
Contributions from 10 cents up will be
thankfully received. A subscription list
has been started at the REPUBLICAN
office, where contributions will be re.
ceiyed and acknowledged.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
AT tho AChues b

The engagement Of "a "A ~: nspi s.rtpil
Company WAS oonciu1eu orsry resp
snd proved n success ~ Minus. Cr
This evening Andrews, t,u, n n,epss mra %
;sIsSssi =, GssP'ss q. 'ss s'' sS:s%,s5' p'
week In the grand sst,oyoft," y
lar drama, .'Michsetl ! tSis snYc city, aDa
play Is well known % Company is v
presented by this 'oA
worth seeing.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Victorious Marine.

George LIE Blanche, better known as
the "Mar.ne," and Denny kelleher, OF
Philadelpbie, met at the Grand Central
last night in . small glove contest. In
the frst round Kelleher was toorea
thres times. In the second KNOCK
down he was eight seconds recovering.
At the end OF Ave minutes kellshef
was knocked senseless, when the hsht
was given to the Marine.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Indian m atters.

General Terry has informed the War
Department OF the receipt OF the follow
ing despatch from General Ruger: "The
Crow reported yesterday still to he ar
rested, is in custody, also Chief Corastie :
mead, whom | lind implicated in the trou
bic Had talk with assembled Crows to-.
day. Good feeling prevails amongst
them. Agent states he will issue annui
ties on 9th instant | will retain troops
here until Indians disperse then grad
u&liy return troops to their respective
posts, sending those IRON Mckinney
trs- -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

The train leaving Dsoem ber Will &C
tn rough Without change TO the new and sie
zAnt Hotel del Monte. at Monterey, and 70
SAN Frsnc.sso. via Council Buns. tiuAbs,
I,eAver, Ogden, Sat Lake CITY ard Sscrs-
mento.
The train Ieayin- Decbmeee will &c
through without charge - The haymord
at last Pasadena, ana a. Los Angeles, vi,
Uh icago, KaDsss CITY. Las NeRts; ho
springs, Santa AL ucuerque, Beistow
/ and San Bern9dino.
Pas elgsrs py either route will be ontitleG
TO visit other sections ~ California, snt
psrs ms esirin1 TO proceed at ercc 70 9th j
points thsn are named, can 90 by eitnsl
train.
Many new features hsvo been Introduced
In GU. excur ions this season, YES ihuloC
Tr3in5 ana DiniI y. Cars and run Across TN
lCop.ipspt Dr the arat time. Spsoisl train
with special facilities for sight-seetne. a
choice Of tht ee routes ia the outs leur'
ney ans nve rtu'eB returning. Nine'esr
hetuI niog PTrt;es. and ths ticksts good oil
All Trains ny 70 July l. 1888. lncependen
lt,kets covering all expenses Doth wsIs
and allowing entire freedom In California
a1d returning. Hotel coupons Supplied 10
long or snort tCj suGns at all the LsAdibi
Pacific Coast } esOrts. including the Ray
mopd, East Psssdena. Tho Arlington, u
SautA Barbara, the New Hotel del mCntS
and the Palace Hotel, San grAncnco.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
For Old Point Oornfort.

Among the excursi ,nists who left
Philadelphia this morning for o Poin
CImrort, were M. and Mrs. Henry G.
Robinson, John g. Baker and wife, 9
H. Rob0 and wife, Prof. Stsusbury j
WNlsy and wife, Geor Se Mccullough
an. -'fe and VIM B,sdcnkopf aud
VIE, Mrs M. J. Robin son, G Wesley
w ,idin, A 8. Elliott ami wife and G.
K Fritz aud wife.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Tho treatment OF " l,iam o'srien.

BuBLIN, Nov. 9.-Justice OF the
Peace Eagan has paid visit to Mr..
O'Brien in the prison hospital at Taiis-
more, and states that he found him
looking exceedingly Ill.
Mr.. O'Brien told him ttat he had
not had q change of linen since he en-.
tered the prison. The governor OF the
jail, who was present, replied that ne
could have q change II he wished, mean
Ing that he could have the prieon
ciothoS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
The Grown Princes Condit,on

BERLIN, Nov. "a bulletin tele
graphed from San Reno to the Offic!a
Gazette by an aide de camp, at the re
quest of the Crown Prince, setting fortf
'he condition OF the Prince, has awak-
ened general sorrow and sympathy. l.
is feared the anxiety caused By tht
Crown Princes Illness will retard tn,
progress o: the Emperor. The EN- pres
Ss greatly distressed over the condition
OF her husband and son.